He has a portfolio of around 9 units which all rent to college undergrads.

I ended up taking a year off between undergrad and grad school so that really helped, as I was working a few menial jobs (barista, cashier etc.) while I figured out what I wanted to do.

I trained undergrads at a major University on Principles of Speech, how to give a quick speech in front of a group, and separated the introverts from the extroverts, I used a Myers Briggs personality test, then videotaped them all, it as a valuable experience for all :)

And the year that made 5 years in undergrad worthwhile was living 10months in Florence, Italy (cementing my addiction to travel.)

I'm a Louisville grad (undergrad and grad) and a die-hard Cardinal fan!

I used my GI Bill to finish my undergrad but I have struggled to find a career I am passionate about and motivated to go to everyday.

I have been focusing on cities in and around New Orleans such as Westwego, Gretna, and even Hammond which is where I attended Southeastern Louisiana University for undergrad.

My Dad lived in Janesville and I went to Beloit College for undergrad.  

I did physics undergrad so I guess I should have done Mech E if you have enough free time to take on REI lol :-P 

If you want to be an asset manager focused more on leasing and property management...then and only then would I suggest the MBA maybe.If you want to climb the entrepreneurship ladder a JD, MSF, MBA, CPA, CFA... all are useless without grasping the mindset first.I possess a law degree with an undergrad in Econ/Finance and I am still giving serious consideration to the power of the Masters in Finance.